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The 20 Somethings Show | EP 03 – Transition from Childhood, Teenage-hood to Adulthood

The transition from childhood to adulthood in Nigeria is a journey marked by personal discovery, heartbreaks, mistakes, wins, and plenty of growing pains. In Episode 3 of The 20 Somethings Show, the team at Relufe TV takes a deep dive into the untold realities of this critical life phase — from dealing with societal pressure to finding one’s identity amidst uncertainty.

Childhood: The Simpler Days

We start by reflecting on the innocence of childhood — the days when your biggest worry was whether your mum would let you eat Indomie before dinner. This episode brings back the nostalgia, yet lays the foundation for how this phase shaped who we are today.


Teenage Years: The Confusion Begins

Teenagehood comes with rebellion, emotional highs, and many unexplainable feelings. Guests share personal stories of confusion, peer pressure, changing bodies, and trying to fit in — especially in a Nigerian context.

“Nobody warned us that teenage years could feel like a blur.”


Early Adulthood: Welcome to Reality

This is where it gets real. The struggle to build a career, maintain friendships, understand relationships, and navigate self-worth all come to the forefront. The episode unpacks the gap between what we expected adulthood to be and what it actually is.


The Nigerian Context: Cultural Expectations

Adulthood in Nigeria comes with cultural baggage — from being pressured to marry before 30 to carrying family responsibilities at 21. The show boldly discusses how Yoruba and broader Nigerian expectations shape how we grow.


Why This Episode Matters

With real stories, humorous analogies, and moments of truth, Episode 3 of The 20 Somethings Show helps every listener feel seen. Whether you’re still figuring things out or you’re past the struggle, this episode is a must-watch.


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